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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 3, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 44.

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Japan

By H. KUNIYA.

I AM now working in Hiroshima with the students. When we came here, some told us that we would never succeed in selling Christian papers in this city, which is the central place of the Buddhists. But, trusting in the Lord, we started to sell. The first day's work demonstrated clearly that the papers could be sold, and, more than that, that a large number could be sold. Brother Y. Seino sold 215 of Owari No Fukuin, our Japanese paper, besides a number of tracts, in one day, working about six and one-half hours. In two weeks (though it rained several days) we sold 1,622 copies of our paper and 686 books and tracts. Our force is made up of eight persons, including myself.
Hiroshima.                     H. KUNIYA.